Commissioner is going all out to spruce up CM's Doiwala

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In order to develop Doiwala as a model Vidhan Sabha constituency of the State, Garhwal Commissioner Vinod Sharma met the officers of various departments at his camp office on Wednesday. Notably, the Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat was elected  from the same constituency.

Sharma is said to have told the district officers, executive officers of the municipality and district Panchayat officers to focus themselves on the cleanliness campaign launched recently in the constituency on the direction of the Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat.

He laid stress on cleaning the choked swears. Besides, the public toilets in the constituency should be immediately cleaned and those lying in dilapidated State should be repaired too.  Special Area Development Authority (SADA) would take such initiatives if the civic body  fails to repair the same.

SADA secretary GC Gunwant was directed to build two new toilets to replace   the old. Besides, high mast light  would be installed at Doiwala Chowk and at Bhaniyawala crossing.

Municipality officers were directed to ensure that all the cart vendors in the constituency are registered. Cart vendors without registration would not be allowed to operate at the demarcated places in the constituency limit. While reviewing public works department, Sharma directed the executive engineers to ensure that all the roads, including the small ones at places like Shergarh, Khairi, Bhaniyawala and Dudhli, are free from potholes.

Dehradun district magistrate Ravinath Raman was directed to convene meeting with PWD and national highway officers regarding the works now under progress.

Commissioner Sharma directed the power executive engineers to ensure uninterrupted power supply for 24 hours a day in the Doiwala Vidhan Sabha constituency. Electricity poles standing in the middle of the roads would be identified and shifted at other places. Hanging electricity wires would be removed while all the electricity poles would be painted in red or white. 

Jal Sansthan officers were directed to ensure that water is being supplied adequately to the residents of the constituency. Overhead tanks should be cleaned and if there is need of change of sewerage line it should be done immediately, the commissioner instructed. Dehradun SSP Sweety Aggarwal was directed to take steps for improving traffic system in the constituency while DM Ravinath Raman was asked to make sure that the choked drains are cleaned.

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